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Call for entry Film Animation Documentary Hollywood Independent Promo showcase Shorts Student Videos People Fest directors Honors Interviews Pros D cinema Markets News Home >> Lola Dueñas Lola Dueñas New discovery of Recent Spanish Cinema XVI in Hollywood By Ron Gilbert I must applaud Christopher Columbus who was commissioned by the Spanish Crown of Queen Isabella and discovered America in 1492. .Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo officially set foot in California is 1542 and for over 400 years we have had the pleasure of the influence of Spain. In the current film program of Recent Spanish Cinema XVI at the historic Egyptian Theatre Hollywood which is the home of the American Cinematheque we are again exploring the filmmaker talent from SpainWe are traveli... 18.10.2010 \| Editor's blog A New discovery of Recent Spanish Cinema XVI in Hollywood A New discovery of Recent Spanish Cinema XVI in Hollywood By Ron Gilbert I must applaud Christopher Columbus who was commissioned by the Spanish Crown of Queen Isabella and discovered America in 1492. .Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo officially set foot in California is 1542 and for over 400 years we have had the pleasure of the influence of Spain. In the current film program of Recent Spanish Cinema XVI at the historic Egyptian Theatre Hollywood which is the home of the American Cinematheque we... 17.10.2010 \| Ron Gilbert's blog Brussels Film Festival Awards Films in Official Competition ALL THAT I LOVE by Jacek Borcuch (Poland) ALLES STROOMT by Danyael Sugawara (The Netherlands) BIBLIOTHEQUE PASCAL by Szabolcs Hajdu (Hungary /Germany /UK) C'EST DEJA L'ETE by Martijn Smets (The Netherlands) CORRIDOR by Johan Lundborg & Johan Storm (Sweden) I 'M NOT YOUR FRIEND by György Pálfi (Hungary) L'UOMO CHE VERRA by Giorgio Diritti (Italy) THE HOUSE OF BRANCHING LOVE by Mika Kaurismäki (Finland) THE REVERSE... 01.07.2010 \| Editor's blog Kusturica Won Best Actor Award Cinema City Film & Media Festival in Novi Sad, Serbia presented over 120 films, 30 premieres and three competition selections and recorded over 80.000 visitors this year. The festival had international film but it is actually focused on Serbian film. An absolute winner of festival, according to audience and jury members is a Serbian film Srdjan Koljevic’s “The Woman with the Broken Nose” with several awards. And special award went to Emir Kusturica for Best Actor Award within Exit P... 16.06.2010 \| Radmila Djurica's blog And the winner is CELDA 211 !!!!! Last night in Madrid we attended the Goya 2010 Gala where Celda 211 the prison drama film directed by Daniel Monzón became the greatest winner with 8 awards including Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actress. (see the winners list below)The night´s fight was against, Alejandro Amenábar´s Agora who ended up with 7 Goyas but most of them in technical categories. No big surprises with the winners but there were a couple. One is that Oscar winner and nominee Pen... 16.02.2010 \| Goya Awards's blog Official Reception for the Goya Nominees Today in Madrid nominees to the Spanish 24th Academy Awards,known as Goyas, got together for the traditional Family Photo. Alex de la Iglesia,President of the Academia de Las Artes y Las Ciencias Cinematográficas de España and Ignacio Gonzales,Vicepresident of Comunidad de Madrid hosted the event. In words of the President we could hear the joy of their job wich was received with lots of applauses. Among guests we could see the cast of Celda 211,with 16 nominations,a big representa... 24.01.2010 \| Editor's blog Goyas Nominee Reception in Madrid Official Reception for Goya Nomines Today in Madrid nominees to the Spanish 24th Academy Awards,known as Goyas, got together for the traditional Family Photo. Alex de la Iglesia,President of the Academia de Las Artes y Las Ciencias Cinematográficas de España and Ignacio Gonzales,Vicepresident of Comunidad de Madrid hosted the event. In words of the President we could hear the joy of their job wich was received with lots of applauses. Among guests we could see the c... 23.01.2010 \| Goya Awards's blog 24th Annual Goya Awards The Spanish Film Academy has nominated prison drama Celda 211 directed by Daniel Monzón with 16 nominations for this year’s Goya awards.Alejandro Amenabar´s Agora with 13, and nine for Fernando Trueba’s The Dancer And The Thief, (which has been selected as Spain’s option for the foreign-language Oscar) andJuan José Campanella´s The Secret In Their Eyes . Other nominees include Daniel Sanchez Arevalo’s comedy Gordos, starring Raul Arevalo and Antonio de la Torre, which picked up eight... 20.01.2010 \| Editor's blog Goya Awards 24th Annual Goya Awards on February 14th The nominees are: Mejor película: BEST FILM Agora Celda 211 El baile de la Victoria El secreto de sus ojos Mejor dirección: BEST DIRECTOR Alejandro Amenábar por Agora Fernando Trueba por El baile de la Victoria Juan José Campanella por El secreto de sus ojos Daniel Monzón por Celda 211 Mejor actor: BEST ACTOR Ricardo Darín por El secreto de sus ojos Antonio de la Torre por Gordos Jordi Mollá por El cónsul de Sodoma Luis Tosar por Celda 211 Mejor actriz: BEST ACTRESS Lola Dueñas por Yo, también Maribel Verdú por Tetro Penélope Cruz por Los abrazos rotos Rachel Weisz por Agora Mejor actor de reparto: BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR Antonio Resines por Celda 211 Carlos Bardem por Celda 211 Raúl Arévalo por Gordos Ricardo Darín por El baile de la Victoria Mejor actriz de reparto: BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS Marta Etura por Celda 211 Pilar Castro por Gordos Verónica Sánchez por Gordos Vicky Peña por El cónsul de Sodoma Mejor dirección novel: BEST NEW DIRECTOR Álvaro Pastor y Antonio Naharro por Yo, también Borja Cobeaga por Pagafantas David Planell por La vergüenza Mar Coll por Tres días con la familia Mejor actor revelación: BEST NEW ACTOR Alberto Ammann por Celda 211 Fernando Albizu por Gordos Gorka Otxoa por Pagafantas Pablo Pineda por Yo, también Mejor actriz revelación: BEST NEW ACTRESS Blanca Romero por After Soledad Villamil por El secreto de sus ojos Leticia Herrero por Gordos Nausicaa Bonnin por Tres días con la familia Mejor guión original: BEST Original Screenplay Alberto Rodríguez Librero, Rafael Cobos por After Alejandro Amenábar, Mateo Gil por Agora Daniel Sánchez Arévalo por Gordos Pedro Almodóvar por Los abrazos rotos Mejor guión adaptado: BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY Antonio Skármeta, Fernando Trueba, Jonás Trueba por El baile de la Victoria Daniel Monzón, Jorge Guerricaechevarría por Celda 211 Eduardo Sacheri, Juan José Campanella por El secreto de sus ojos Jaoquin Górriz, Miguel Ángel Fernández, Miguel Dalmau, Sigfrid Monleon por El cónsul de Sodoma Mejor música: BEST MUSIC Alberto Iglesias por Los abrazos rotos Dario Marianelli por Agora Roque Baños López por Celda 211 Federico Jusid por El secreto de sus ojos Mejor canción: BEST ORIGINAL SONG ‘Agallas vs. Escamas', de Agallas ‘Stick to the Man', de Planet 51 ‘Spanish Song', de Spanish Movie ‘Yo también', de Yo, también Mejor fotografía: BEST PHOTOGRAPHY After Ágora Celda 211 El secreto de sus ojos Mejor montaje: BEST FILM EDITING El baile de la Victoria Celda 211 Ágora Gordos Mejor sonido: BEST SOUND Ágora Celda 211 El baile de la Victoria Mapa de los sonidos de Tokio Mejor dirección artística: BEST ART DIRECTION Ágora Celda 211 El baile de la Victoria El cónsul de Sodoma Mejor diseño de vestuario: BEST COSTUME DISING Ágora El baile de la Victoria El cónsul de Sodoma Los abrazos rotos Mejor maquillaje y peluquería: BEST MAKE UP&HAIR Ágora Celda 211 El cónsul de Sodoma Los abrazos rotos Mejor documental: BEST DOCUMENTARY Cómicos Garbo, el hombre que salvó el mundo La mirada de Ouka Leele Últimos testigos: Fraga Iribarne-Carrillo, comunista Mejor cortometraje de ficción: BEST FICTION SHORT FILM Dime que yo Lala La Tama Terapia Mejor cortometraje de animación: BEST ANIMATED SHORT FILM Alma La dama y la muerte Margarita Tachaan Mejor cortometraje documental: BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY Doppelgänger En un lugar del cine Flores de Ruanda Luchadoras Mejor película extranjera de habla hispana: BEST FOREING FILM IN SPANISH Dawson: Isla 10 Gigante El secreto de sus ojos La teta asustada Mejor película europea:BEST EUROPEAN FILM Bienvenidos al norte Déjame entrar La clase Slumdog Millionaire Mejor película de animación: BEST ANIMATED FEATURE FILM Animal Channel Cher ami Pérez, el ratoncito de tus sueños 2 Planet 51 Mejor dirección de producción: BEST PRODUCTION El baile de la Victoria Ágora Celda 211 Che, Guerrilla Mejores efectos especiales: BEST VISUAL EFFECTS Ágora Celda 211 Rec 2 Spanish Movie Goya Awards's videoblog 20165 reads 24th Annual Goya Awards 24th Annual Goya Awards The Spanish Film Academy has nominated prison drama Celda 211 directed by Daniel Monzón with 16 nominations for this year’s Goya awards.Alejandro Amenabar´s Agora with 13, and nine for Fernando Trueba’s The Dancer And The Thief, (which has been selected as Spain’s option for the foreign-language Oscar) andJuan José Campanella´s The Secret In Their Eyes . Other nominees include Daniel Sanchez Arevalo’s comedy Gordos, starring Raul Arevalo and Antonio ... 18.01.2010 \| Goya Awards's blog San Sebastian 2009 Awards Official selection Jury Members THE INTERNATIONAL JURY at the 57th SAN SEBASTIAN FILM FESTIVAL, made up of the members Mr. LAURENT CANTET (France) (President) Mr. BONG JOON-HO (Korea) Mr. DANIEL GIMÉNEZ CACHO (Spain) Mr. JOHN MADDEN (United Kingdom) Ms.LEONOR SILVEIRA (Portugal) Ms. PILAR LÓPEZ DE AYALA (Spain) Ms. SAMIRA MAKHMALBAF (Iran) at a meeting on 25th September 2009, has decided by majority to grant the following awards: JURY PRIZE FOR BEST SCREENPLAY t... 30.09.2009 \| SanSebastian's blog Chloe, by Atom Egoyan, will open the San Sebastian competition The Canadian director Atom Egoyan will open the competition at the San Sebastian Film Festival with his film Chloe, starring Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore and Amanda Seyfried. Egoyan, one of the great renovators of modern film language with movies like Exotica (1994), The Sweet Hereafter (1987) or Ararat (2002), will compete for the first time at San Sebastian.Another outstanding name in contemporary cinema, Rodrigo García, will close the Festival with the North American film Mother and Child, st... 21.08.2009 \| Editor's blog Seventeen films to compete for the Kutxa-New Directors Award Seventeen films to compete for the Kutxa-New Directors Award Directors from 13 countries will contend with their first or second movies for this award carrying 90,000 euros 8/11/2009 Seventeen films from 13 countries will compete for the Kutxa-New Directors Award at the 57th San Sebastian Festival. Fourteen of these titles compose the Zabaltegi-New Directors section, while the other three, 11’e 10 kala / 10 to 11, La mujer sin piano and Yo también (Me too), will participate in... 11.08.2009 \| SanSebastian's blog "Spanish Cinema Now" at Walter Reede Theater Dec 5-24th in NYC Spanish Cinema Now" is one of Walter Reede Theater's longest running series beginning in 1992, with the French and Italian Film Festivals close behind. Spanish cinema is growing in popularity, especially among the younger generations. Opening night began this evening, December 5, with Nacho G. Velilla's, "Chef's Special"/"Fuera de Carta", starring Javier Camara from the Spanish hit show, "7 Lives", Pedro Almodovar's, "Hable con ella", y "Mala ... 06.12.2008 \| One World Cinema's blog "Spanish Cinema Now" at Walter Reede Theater Dec 5-24th in NYC "Spanish Cinema Now" is one of Walter Reede Theater's longest running series beginning in 1992, with the French and Italian Film Festivals close behind. Spanish cinema is growing in popularity, especially among the younger generations. Opening night began this evening, December 5, with Nacho G. Velilla's, "Chef's Special"/"Fuera de Carta", starring Javier Camara from the Spanish hit show, "7 Lives", Pedro Almodovar's, "Hable con ella", y "Mala Educacion", "Paris, je t'aime", and "Los Girasoles ... 06.12.2008 \| Editor's blog (Strong) Accent On Spanish Cinema Viggo Mortenson in ALAISTRE Thursday, December 7-----The high profile being brought to contemporary Spanish cinema by the international successes of Pedro Almodóvar’s VOLVER and Guillermo del Toro’s PAN’S LABYRINTH (both screened to audience acclaim at the 2006 New York Film Festival) has only stimulated the interest of international filmgoers to explore deeper into the prolific Spanish cinema scene. Giving New Yorkers a sampling of the blazing talents currently at work in Spain is the ... 07.12.2006 \| FilmNewYork's blog \| 1 comments Almodovar's VOLVER To Open Fort Lauderdale Festival The newest film from Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, the hugely anticipated VOLVER, will open the 21st edition of the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival on October 20th at Fort Lauderdale's prestigious Parker Playhouse.VOLVER, which had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, was honored on the Croisette with a Best Screenplay award for its writer/director Pedro Almodóvar, and an unprecedented Best Actress award for the film's ensemble cast, including international sensations... 10.10.2006 \| Editor's blog Almodovar's VOLVER To Open The Festival Thursday, October 5---The newest film from Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, the hugely anticipated VOLVER, will open the 21st edition of the Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival on October 20th at Fort Lauderdale's prestigious Parker Playhouse. VOLVER, which had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, was honored on the Croisette with a Best Screenplay award for its writer/director Pedro Almodóvar, and an unprecedented Best Actress award for the film's ensemble cast, includin... 05.10.2006 \| Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival's blog New York Film Festival opening this week end The 44th New York Film FestivalSeptember 29 – October 15, 2006The 17-day festival, presented by the Film Society of Lincoln Center, is a highly-selective showcase of new, inspiring and provocative cinema by both emerging talent and recognized international artists. This year’s line-up includes:Opening Night: Stephen Frears’ acidly funny portrait of the British royal family, The Queen (Miramax Films), stars Helen Mirren.Centerpiece: Pedro Almodóvar’s supernatural tale of murder, adultery... 28.09.2006 \| Editor's blog Almodovar's VOLVER Is Festival's Centerpiece Film Tuesday, September 26---The newest film from Spanish director Pedro Almodovar, the hugely anticipated VOLVER, will be presented as the Centerpiece Film of the New York Film Festival, which launches its 44th edition this Friday with the North American Premiere of the UK film THE QUEEN, directed by Stephen Frears and starring Helen Mirren. VOLVER, which had its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, was honored on the Croisette with a Best Screenplay award for its writer/director Pedro Alm... 26.09.2006 \| NewYorkFilmFestival's blog "Volver", by Pedro Almodóvar to Receive the FIPRESCI Grand Prix at San Sebastian The film Volver, directed by Pedro Almodóvar, will receive the FIPRESCI Grand Prix for the Best Film of the Year at San Sebastian International Film Festival. This Grand Prix, awarded each year by the International Federation of Film Critics, means recognition from film critics in over 60 countries. More than 350 critics from all over the world have voted for a film released between July 2005 and July 2006. The producer of Volver, Agustín Almodóvar, will collect the FIPRESCI Grand Prix on the... 05.09.2006 \| Editor's blog Sixteen films will compete in the Official Selection of the San Sebastian Sixteen films will compete in the Official Selection of the San Sebastian International Film Festival from 21st-30th September.John Boorman, Bahman Ghobadi, Carlos Sorin, Tom DiCillo, Agnieszka Holland, Marion Hänsel, Nick Broomfield and Hirozaku Kore-eda are some of the accomplished directors whose new movies will compete for the Golden Shell and other official awards at San Sebastian.The Official Selection will be rounded off with two out-of-competition screenings: the latest creation by Lars... 28.08.2006 \| Editor's blog Vancouver to open with latest Almodovar's Volver The 25th Annual Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) will open on September 28 with a screening of Pedro Almodóvar’s VOLVER. Festival Director Alan Franey also announced a few of the special events and thematic highlights of this year’s festival, which will take place September 28 to October 13 at ten theatres in the Vancouver area, again centred at the Empire Granville 7 Cinemas.“In our 25th year, rather than reflecting on the past, the VIFF looks to the future with much curiosit... 23.08.2006 \| Editor's blog The Festival du Nouveau Cinéma: a sneak peek on the program The Festival du Nouveau Cinéma is providing a sneak peek at some of its programming, and is pleased to announce that Philippe Falardeau’s Congorama, Ken Loach’s The Wind that Shakes the Barley (Palme d’Or, Cannes 2006), and Pedro Almodovar’s Volver will all be shown as part of the 35th FNC. Congorama will open this milestone edition, which runs from October 18 to 28. Congorama, directed by Philippe Falardeau and produced by Luc Déry and Microscope, will be distributed in Quebec by Chri... 31.07.2006 \| Editor's blog Cannes 2006 Best Screenplay Award, Pedro Almodovar for Volver The Best Screenplay Award goes to Pedro ALMODOVAR for the film Volver: Director: Pedro ALMODOVAR Screenplay: Pedro ALMODÓVAR Cinematography: José Luis ALCAINE Set Designer: Salvador PARRA Music: Alberto IGLESIAS Film Editor: José SALCEDO Sounds: Miguel REJAS Actors: Penélope CRUZ Raimunda Carmen MAURA Grand mère Irène Lola DUEÑAS Sole Blanca PORTILLO Agustina Yohana COBO Paula Chus LAMPREAVE Tante Paula Synopsis: Three generations of women survive the east wind, f... 28.05.2006 \| Editor's blog 1 2 next › last »	Links The Bulletin Board > The Bulletin Board Blog > Partner festivals calling now > Call for Entry Channel > Film Showcase > The Best for Fests > Meet our Fest Partners Following News Interview with EFM (Berlin) Director Interview with IFTA Chairman (AFM) Interview with Cannes Marche du Film Director Filmfestivals.com dailies live coverage from > Live from India > Live from LA > Beyond Borders > Locarno > Toronto > Venice > San Sebastian > AFM > Tallinn Black Nights > Red Sea International Film Festival > Palm Springs Film Festival > Kustendorf > Rotterdam > Sundance > Santa Barbara Film Festival SBIFF > Berlin / EFM > Fantasporto > Amdocs > Houston WorldFest > Julien Dubuque International Film Festival > Cannes / Marche du Film Useful links for the indies: > Big files transfer > Celebrities / Headlines / News / Gossip > Clients References > Crowd Funding > Deals > Festivals Trailers Park > Film Commissions > Film Schools > Financing > Independent Filmmaking > Motion Picture Companies and Studios > Movie Sites > Movie Theatre Programs > Music/Soundtracks > Posters and Collectibles > Professional Resources > Screenwriting > Search Engines > Self Distribution > Search sites – Entertainment > Short film > Streaming Solutions > Submit to festivals > Videos, DVDs > Web Magazines and TV > Other resources + SUBSCRIBE to the weekly Newsletter + Connecting film to fest: Marketing & Promotion + Special offers and discounts + Festival Waiver service Deals + Special offers and discounts from filmfestivals.com + Festival Waiver service + One month festival promotion + The Bulletin Board service + Become a festival partner The Editor + Get the Editor's picks and news + Promote your line up during AFM - Cannes - Berlin + The editorial festivals and markets partners + Contact the Editor + The Editor's pick 'BEST FOR FESTS' Poll Dear filmfestivals.com Visitor: can you please tell us which is your profession? 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